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The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley

Wesley, Charles (1707-1788)

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VOLUME I.
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HYMNS AND SACRED POEMS [1739].
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HYMNS AND SACRED POEMS [1740].
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PART I.
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REDEMPTION FOUND.
  
From the same.
  
CHRIST OUR WISDOM.
  
CHRIST OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.
  
CHRIST OUR SANCTIFICATION.
  
CHRIST OUR REDEMPTION.
  
“IT IS VERY MEET, RIGHT, AND OUR BOUNDEN DUTY,
  
HYMN FOR THE KINGSWOOD COLLIERS.
  
TO BE SUNG WHILE AT WORK.
  
ISAIAH XXXV.
  
FOR A MINISTER.
  
AT SETTING OUT TO PREACH THE GOSPEL.
  
ACTS IV. 24, &c.
  
TO BE SUNG IN A TUMULT.
  
“LITTLE CHILDREN, LOVE ONE ANOTHER.”
  
FOR THE ANNIVERSARY DAY OF ONE'S CONVERSION.
  
TO BE SUNG AT MEALS.
  
BEFORE A JOURNEY.
  
ANOTHER.
  
ON A JOURNEY.
  
AFTER A JOURNEY.
  
AT LYING DOWN.
  
GROANING FOR THE SPIRIT OF ADOPTION.
  
UNIVERSAL REDEMPTION.
  
ANOTHER.
  
HYMN TO CHRIST THE PROPHET.
  
THE BACKSLIDER'S CONFESSION.
  
AT THE APPROACH OF TEMPTATION.
  
IN TEMPTATION.
  
JOB XXIII. 8, 9, 10.
  
AFTER A RELAPSE INTO SIN.
  
AGAINST HOPE, BELIEVING IN HOPE.
  
MATTHEW V. 4.
  
THE JUST SHALL LIVE BY FAITH.
  
ISAIAH XLV. 22.
  
PRAISE FOR REDEMPTION.
  
ON THE ADMISSION OF ANY PERSON INTO THE SOCIETY.
  
SERAPHIC LOVE.
  
THE ASPIRATION.
  
SOLOMON'S SONG. CHAP. V. 15, &c.
  
WRITTEN AFTER WALKING OVER SMITHFIELD.
  
THE BELIEVER'S TRIUMPH.
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THE LOVE-FEAST.
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THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS.
  
ISAIAH LXIV.
  
HEBREWS IV. 9.
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VOLUME II.
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VOLUME III.
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VOLUME IV.
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VOLUME V.
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VOLUME VI.
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VOLUME VII.
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VOLUME VIII.
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VOLUME IX.
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VOLUME X.
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VOLUME XI.
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VOLUME XII.
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VOLUME XIII.

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860.

[Still will my Redeemer tarry]

Make no long tarrying, O my God. —xl. 21.

Still will my Redeemer tarry,
Leave me still unfreed, unbless'd,
By my cruel adversary,
By my tyrant-sin oppress'd?
Jesus, mighty to deliver,
Haste to take my sin away,
Save a soul undone for ever
Longer if my Saviour stay!
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